Sentence examples for burden of completion from inspiring English sources

A shortened version is used in this study to reduce the burden of completion and fatigue among participants completing the study questionnaire.

Such data on burden of completion are important in evaluating the feasibility of these assessments in clinical studies of COPD and for the interpretation of results.

A recent review identified six commonly used questionnaires and concluded that the measures differ substantially in a number of aspects (conceptual and measurement model, reliability, validity, interpretability, burden of completion, administration format, validated translations) [ 6].

To minimize burden of completion the SF 36 of the scale has been replaced with the SF12, a shortened validated version of SF36 to gather information on eight health concepts: physical functioning, role limitations due to physical and emotional health, mental health, bodily pain, general health, vitality and social functioning.

The inclusion of monetary incentives was deemed ethical, given the burden of questionnaire completion.

One of the major disadvantages of self-administered questionnaires has been the burden of its completion [ 41].

As another limitation, some nursing professionals expressed concern that utilizing such an instrument would add to their burden of daily completion and concomitant paperwork required for other instruments on the PCU as part of a recent local quality initiative i.e. ESAS [ 23] and Nu-DESC [ 15].

Other studies show that increasing the length of a questionnaire results in an increased burden on completion and a decreased response rate [ 45- 48].

The BN20 questionnaire was used in this study with the shortened questionnaire variant EORTC QLQ-C15-PAL to reduce the burden of repeated questionnaire completion for the incurable patients.

Consistent with our hypothesis that the time burden was a prime determinant of completion rates, Tier III, which had the lowest burden of participation (least amount of time required), had the highest longitudinal retention for northern California families: fully 90% of those who agreed to be in the home visit protocol, completed all eight visits.

To reduce participant burden the completion of the various interview components will be staggered (Table 1).